Producing a fan that works without electricity⚡

This man produces a fan that works without electricity. He will reward 50,000 dollars to anyone who can replicate this fan. At the end of the whole process, the man spins one of the blades of the fan, creating an endless loop.

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[porkenbeanz]

the hardest part of making that fan is where to hide the motor

[ZephyrHawke]

So you can break the laws of thermodynamics i see...

[levibergey]

Perpetual motion is impossible. It would stop eventually.

[JellyCider]

Man this is a good perpetual motion machine, it's quite hard to find the power source.

[EricStevenPeterson]

Thatscool , I wonder how long you can make it spin for if you do it right with the right amount of rubber things&the opposite direction

[America-iloveoil]

My mother is a math and science teacher, and she taught perpetual energy, asked her students to make a perpetual motion machine, but no one could. Perpetual energy means it has no beginning or end.
Energy cannot be created nor destroyed, so therefore this would be impossible.

[gamernobrainer]

There's a saying. 'The hardest part of perpetual motion is where to hide the battery'

[andersenaskew]

Plus, it’s very easy to make and you could give this to all 8 billion human beings because there is a lot of cardboard in the world there’s about 67, 000, 000 tons of cardboard

[mikemapson]

the crankpin and 3 equal elastic bands will keep the fan spinning until friction and aero drag rapidly consume all the energy given by the initial hand spin.
these perpetual motion videos are creative and amusing in similar proportions

[ErnestDuran-txlr]

I can do it. As long as you offset the stick to a side of the disk away from the center shaft, the fan will work on elastic force. Easy to do it

[j.d.emerson]

I've seen this with heavy duty springs for a water pump it works

[MarkKapone]

Right who's gotta card board boxers I'm ready for no reward at all 😂😂

[Drillyou.c]

Wow!!! NASA WOULD…………. Laugh at this 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[Ross-kdfw]

Wow, I'm impressed. Probably work with stronger material other than cardboard base.

[Williamsstyle]

Where do I collect. That fan is easy to replicate. You can see the wires going to it that power the small electric motor hidden in the three layers of cardboard.

[markpesega]

Fun fact: You can like commemts by double tapping them, but by tripple tapping them you can also reply.

[notblackdude]

"the hardest part about making a perpetual motion machine is finding out where to hide the battery"

[chuckwillingham]

You can reward them $50 billion dollars .... It stil aint happenin

[johhnnyhill]

The hardest part of making the fan is hiding the motor

[anim-yaya]

Bro. Energy can't be created nor be destroyed!!!